The Limpopo Academy of Private Detection
AletheaEpifanio says:
Once again Alexander McCall strikes another fun read with the #1 Ladies Detective Mma Precious Ramotswe. Her clever brain, lots of bush tea and her very thoughtful ways with people help her in her detective business in Botswana. In this particular book, a special visitor comes to see her and spend some time observing her wonderful practice. This is just a fun simple "escape" book during the hot summer months.
Dolly says:
Another cozy journey to Botswana and the gang is all the...re AND we get to meet THE Clovis Anderson, the author of the textbook that is Precious' bible.He helps Precious and Grace (Miss 97 percent) solve two mysteries. The detective agency and the auto repair shop also have to get creative to get one of their apprentices out of a jam. The clever but in the end kind ways they are able to defeat the bad guys are particularly satisfying although I do not think we have seen the last of the awful Violet Sephotho, the Nellie Olsen of these tales.The predictableness and lack of any real "mystery" keep me from giving it a fifth star.MoreLess
Once again Alexander McCall strikes another fun read with the #1 Ladies Detective Mma Precious Ramotswe. Her clever brain, lots of bush tea and her very thoughtful ways with people help her in her detective business in Botswana. In this particular book, a special visitor comes to see her and spend some time observing her wonderful practice. This is just a fun simple "escape" book during the hot summer months.
Dolly says:
Another cozy journey to Botswana and the gang is all the...re AND we get to meet THE Clovis Anderson, the author of the textbook that is Precious' bible.He helps Precious and Grace (Miss 97 percent) solve two mysteries. The detective agency and the auto repair shop also have to get creative to get one of their apprentices out of a jam. The clever but in the end kind ways they are able to defeat the bad guys are particularly satisfying although I do not think we have seen the last of the awful Violet Sephotho, the Nellie Olsen of these tales.The predictableness and lack of any real "mystery" keep me from giving it a fifth star.MoreLess
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pndhavens 4 years ago
Another sweet book in this series full of wholesome characters reminding us of the kindness we can do in this life. Thank you.
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